The Biden administration eyes geothermal energy to heat and cool homes in the US as it aims to reducing planet-warming emissins and save homeowners money on energy costs.

In mid-July at the construction site at 1 Java Street in Brooklyn, New York, the outside temperatures can reach sweltering highs in the 90s. But 500-feet underground, it’s 55 degrees all year round.

Infrastructure; 3 Reasons to Consider Geothermal in Construction. By outfitting millions of people with more efficient and effective energy sources than existing homes powered by natural gas ...

A previous version of this article misstated the amount of carbon dioxide U.S. geothermal plants could capture. It is 12.8 million tons, not 12.8 billion tons. The article has been corrected ...

A group of 10 individuals from four Pennsylvania colleges – including W&J – collaborated on a report titled, “The Future of Geothermal in Pennsylvania.” Project Interspace, a nonprofit that is ...

The Biden administration eyes geothermal energy to heat and cool homes in the US as it aims to reducing planet-warming emissins and save homeowners money on energy costs.